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FINDING THE
RIGHT WORDS
II you feel uncomfortable while talking to a bereaved individual, vou should know that a simple and honest, “I'm so sorry” will suffice. It also helps to ask how the grieving person is feeling and to offer words that show recognition of the difficulty of the experience, such as, "It must be very rough for you." When it feels appropriate it can also help to punctuate sympathetic words with a hug If small talk helps a visitor feel more comfortable, it should be kept to a minimum. However, it never hurts for visitors to describe their own emotions, and it may help to reminisce about the deceased and recall special times that they
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